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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1966
Page
7
A UPI article on buying firewood explains the shift from wood as a primary heat source to a regular delivery in small quantities. It notes the cost of storage, the need for know how, and the challenge of obtaining quality firewood for homes and apartments with fireplaces.
John D. Gray of Omark Industries discusses modern lightweight chain saws and practical firewood harvesting. He notes sources from parks and towns, ideal six inch limbs, logs eighteen inches, and drying through winter storage on a concrete base.
Tom Zwang once ran a kissing school in Den Helder charging 1.50 guilders for six minute sessions. After meeting pupil Ria Smids, 18, he closed shop and they wed, later separating. The piece also briefly notes wood-burning tips about oak birch ash and maple.
Hartford awaits the formal opening of an 18.4 mile I 91 stretch linking the Massachusetts border to Hartford with connections to I 89 East. Public tours start near Hartford and Hartland interchanges, culminating in a ribbon cutting at Ascutney with Gov Hoff and Rotary officials leading the motorcade after a Windsor luncheon.
Urban renewal in Hamburg moves from Herbertstrasse the sex street to a four building Eros Center. The complex will house 200 prostitutes with private rooms baths kitchens and sitting areas plus snack bars and 24 hour beauty services. Construction started this fall and should finish in a year. Rent is 30 marks per night. Local officials support the plan but say more may be needed as Hamburg counts over 6000 prostitutes.
Jim Kfoury of Andover MA becomes owner of The Other Way night club in Wilmington. The Pepper mint Stick Lodge was converted into the venue three years ago by Frank O Neil of New York City. Sales were handled by Stephen Reiss and John Rocroy arranged the legalities. Kfoury, 25, previously ran a Washington DC club while in the Army at the Pentagon and toured Europe after discharge. The opening week runs November 23 to 26 with The Cat's Meows performing. future weeks feature new bands. Chef is Dick Hayes of Dover.
London traffic data shows Britain averaging 135.8 vehicles per mile of highway equating to one car every 12.8 yards. The UPI report frames Britain as having the world’s most congested roads based on these figures.
Christian Hansen Jr of New England Telephone reports 27 cable damages in Vermont since January, totaling 4000 in repairs with a 2000 incident. Last deer season saw 11 bullet damages. average repair cost 250 per cable. Damaged lines risk military and radio services. penalties include up to 10 years and 10000 fine.
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